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PAUL GRAF,

111QJ STREET, BET ELEVENTH AMI
lilo Twelfth. Sacramento, Manufacture
o. and Dealer In Saddles, Harness, Robes, Spur
pairing neatly done. I'm
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SACRAMENTO BANK,


THE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IL THE CITY,
Corner j and Fifth streets, sacramento.
GUARANTEED CAPITAL, 100000. PAID
VI up Capital s200, 900. Loans on Real Estate
January ]. 1887, s2.12ie06. Term and Ordinary.
Deposits January l, 1887. s2,o6l ga Term and
In January and July. Money Loaned upon Real
Estate only. This Bank does exclusively q
Savings Bank business. Information furnished
Ed. r. HAMILTON, Cashier. II
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r. foeIhh. J. o. FUNSTON.
1856. F. FOSTER & CO, 1887.
DOCK BINDERS, PAPER-RULERs AND
- Blank Book Manufacturers, No. g. street.
between Third and Fourth. Sacramento 40 :
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GUTENBERaER d 90,

OACRAMKNTo FOUNDRY, FRONT STREET,
- corner n. Steam Engines, all kinds of MIL
ing. ship and Agricultural Machinery, House
Castings, Iron Ratings and Ornamental Work
Eorse Powers and the best Ground Roller II
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nEALER AND MANUFACTURER OF IA
u dies and Childrens Eeckwear, Mems
White shirts, Silks, Lacquered Ware, Curiosities.
Fans, and all kinds of japanese goods Prices
Seventh, Sacramento AL orders promptly az
tended to- snirn
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earle 4 CR0IY

4 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
In city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. Shop, No. 1124 Second street, be-
tween K and L, Postofice Box No. 4Io, Sacrs-
mento. 1n-ff
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A ssAYER AND CHEMIST, NO. s17 ST.
n Analysis and assays made OF Gold, Silver
and al the useful minerals containing metals
or possessing commercial value Also, water
tested as TO Its purity and medicinal value
Analgams retofted, smelted and bullion assays
mace God purchased at assay value. BLOW
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

fJlO LET-DURING FAIR, ONE FURNISHED
i room, suitable for two gentlemen; g.,
Twelfth street. sl5-2ts
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DARN FOR SALE-SO4 ACRES ON Thea
l. Jackson road, miles from Sacra-
mento; will be sold in lots to suit pur--A
further particulars, inquire on the premises, or
by letter addressed JOHN D. MORRISON, Har-
ris 2. O., Humboldt county, Cal. jy26-4m*
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EOR SALE-A GOOD CHANCE-THE SA-
l. loon All street, with Billiards and Stock,
on account of two places. Inquire at the
LOUVRE, 500 street If
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
Uaelsssgned.

IT'S picnic for picture card collectors.
The bicycle race will occur on Friday.
Go today and avoid the rush OF the big
day"
The Eaton County Agricultural Society
shows a tine collection Of fruit.
A table and some benches or stools In the
reporters stand would be right handy"
Squire's band parsdes the streets before
leaving for the grounds morning and even
ing.
The track is in excellent condition
dust.
Forty iyA-L-E-G-A-T-O-R-S S Here, (" reads
sign at the entrance of one of the telt
shows.
There will be fun in the running races
Some Of the owners Of the horses entered
have no love for each other.
The three year-old colt race this afternoon
will be an interesting event. There are nine
entries and it is expected all will start.
One of the special features of Friday
win be pony race for ponies under fifteen
hands in height, ridden by boys, for prize
OF saddle and bride. Professional riders
barred.
The members OF the Cricket Club will
meet at TibD's drug store at l o'clock this
afternoon. Sides will be chosen after they
reach the grounds. The game will com
mence at 2 o'clock.
The cavaleade will be led by a yoke of
oxen drawing wagon in which will be
seated the entire Board of Directors of the
Society, with Superintendent Divine of the
Cattle Department as driver.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
FORTY MEN INJURED.

The Facts Abot TERRIBLE Explosion on
the War Ship Bellerophon,
HALIFAX, Sept. 20.--The British warship
Bellerophon, has arrived here and placed in
the hospital the men injured by the explo-
sion of rockets while in Quebec. The eI-
tent of the terrible accident was hushed up
IN Quebec. 1t happened under these cir
cnmstances: On tip evening of September
10, there was grand entertainment in Gov
ernor General Lansdowne's honor on the
flag ships- At night the iron clad was
gorgeously illuminated with cleo
uicity, oil lamps and fireworks.
and presented the grandest sight ever wit
messed at historical Quebec At $50
o'clock, as Lord Lansdowne and party were
leaving for the shore, six hundred men and
the crew were on deck. A pile of sixty or
more OF the most powerful rockets lay on
the upper deck. One of them, on being ig-
nited, instead of going up in the air, eI-
rloded on deck, igniting the pile of sixty.
The effect was tremendous. In a moment
death-desling rockets were sweeping the
deck In every direction, lacerating and
manning the helpless men. Pieces of the yes
sci were flying up TO the rigging and yards,
carrying havoc among the brave fellows
stationed there, and the sticks were falling
among the crowds on shore and on two
French war ships and other vessels IN the
harbor. IL was announced next morning
that one midshipman and two men had
been injured. The fact was that nearly
forty men had been more or less injured,
thirteen of them SO seriously that the Bel
lerophon came to Halifax TO place the men
in the Naval Hospital. They are terribly
burned and lacerated. Some have the
heshy parts of their thighs and legs blown
of and others have the muscles of the
arms torn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
HOh0RS TO SHEPHERD
rUsuc welcoNs At WASHINGTON
a b1E De@eAstrstass bsl.f Arr2sxea es
Leading ctsszsss 81 wash i~xs ssss la
e8aeasx q civic asa Military rsr-
ale sxd r2blis Rse<Fsis&.

wAsHNsxes. Sept &.-Arranssmsnts
perfected Al rasstiBg today Of leading citi-
zsns u Washington for . puslic ~sieoHns
10 ex-5oyernoF Alsxandsr r Shepherd.
who : nes sojouFniEg a. his country home
10 this city, sttef al absence of several sesrs
IN Aexioo. where he las become Interested
Ia silver RlEes The demonstration. which
Is 10 oscar early next month, from present
Indications viii be rOuslns ouss and VIII
take the shape Of parade and review, IA
which the civic aud military oTganizs-
tlOns Of The city and citizens generally VII
participate. Us The day followlag
tAe parade, II is proposed tsKt Governor
Shepherd and his vile hold public recep.
tion. The proposed honor 90 be paid Gov.
Shepherd seems ~ be creditsbly continued
and 80 tsr ind nothing but favor with the
press and people of Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
In Our
Cloak & Shawl
Department..

We will show you the largest,
most stylish and best selected
stock in the state. In Childrens 5
and Misses Cloaks our line is
simply grand--Astracbsn Plaios
and Plain-lstest stylcs-sizes
ranging from TO IS years. In
the line of novelties ranging
from Sa to S25 the stock is very
large.
LADIES SHORT WRAPS
"A full and mplete line sf1
plush, Astrschan, Bcrlin-twilis
Camers Hair and Bourersrs.
In LADIES LONG GAR.
MENTS 40 10 90 inches, in
Seal Plush or Moleskin, al $40.
we will defy competition. This
same garment was sold last
season at $50. We have a large
line and all sizes.
English Walking Jackets in
Plush or Moleskin, is one Of
the prevailing styles this sea-
son. ~ inches long and prices
from $40 to S3s.
A large and complete line Of
New Markets in plaid or plain
material, from So 10 SIS.
In the SHAWL LINE we
display everything that will be
worn this scason-Besver and
Velvets, ranging from Sc 90 Sac
being the leading styles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

The Star Clothing House is attract
ing much attention this year. not by
their enormous or super6ne exhibit,
for when this firm make showing in this
line they are always second 10 none, but
this year they decided TO make use Of =
new and novel scheme 10 acqusini people
with them, and have secured the services
of four boys, who are seen continually on
the move hither and thither through the
crowds of people. out and ia the different
halls. giving 10 the visitors elegant souven-
irs and cards, which are well worthy Of
preservation. The costumes of the boys IN
where the novelty comes in. and the orici-
nslity of the firm is shown. Two Of the
boys are rigged out with elegant and costly
costumes, cut like the garments our fore
fathers wore in Colonial days, In true George
Washington style. Another Of the boys is
dressed in Spanish costume. and the fourth
after the manner OF the French IN the days
OF Louis XIV. the boys are attracting
much attention. are very Esntlemsniy in
their demeanor, and must attract much al
tention to the Star Clothing House.
Largest stock boys and children clothing
I'm Michigan Tower Clothing Co.. Mosros,
Pearl and Cansi-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

chsFxss ~ Us5ust DisoxfszkEsfsss bsts<<
tAs lzter-sssts Csla s><fss
G~Aaaksx1<s

caIcAso. sept a1.--.<oan sci tor the louis
villa. New Albany ChiosEe Railway Az
psArea eesers ths intsF STATE toEnmeres
Csa0ission to-day IN this ciiy 80 answer 10
the cAsrss oi unjust discrimination made by
David I Allen snd others 81 Frankfort
lad. de lsia down the proposition thai
there Vas 40 unluss indlscr1nalnstlon -
syerrsa by tbs complainant IN q chArss oi
-5 oents per huAdrea for the transportation
of grain IRON ffsnkfort. Ind -
New York wken the rate frem
Indianapolis % New York IS but =
cents . hundred, sleeit FfsRkioft is nssref
10 New York by forty sewn miles lie
nslutained thaE the I've services we're Dos
alike and that they &c not theisfore,
properly come under Section 2 Of the Inter
State ComnsFcs act which prohibits DIS
elimination IN price for 'iiks services. tie
also argued THAI there VA no dlscIlmlns-
ton Ia this case. ~ al shippers from Frank
fort 10 New York are charged 25 cents .
hundred. C0unrel for The Frankfort ship-
pers argued that the suit Was properly
brought because the Discrimination enabled
Indianapolis shippers 10 reap gTesler pronts
for their lsbors than Frankfort shlppers,
which Gileresoe is aimed al by the Inter
State act After some further argument tie
commission adjourned untA tomoTros
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
Goods
Department.

This department is rcplct
with everything IN styles ant
fabrics that the looms Of tht
world can produce. This line
of our business has had Unusu-
al attention this season. French
and English novelties as well
as the best styles Of American
manufacture are displayed in
almost endless profusion. The
handsomest and finest line of
Combination Suitinrs ever
brought TO this market and
nearly SO per cent. lower than
last season.
In Hosiery and Underwear
for both Ladies and Gentlemen.
we have complete lines.
In Linens. Comforfsbles.
Blankets and DonDestics. ouf
stocks are fuii-snd the prices
are bargain prices this week.
We cordially invite sn inspec-
ton.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

ToLEDo. o. Sept. 2o.--In the sweepstakes
yacht race here today between r Esrght.
Of Toledo. FsnchoB. Of Toledo. and SylV<s,
of Detroit. for $50. the EnTisht, the fsxea4
its. Won the crossing lire a. $40 foilo@~ ]
By The Sylvia sight minutes later and Fan
chon twenty minutes aehind tee sylvia
The race rss sailed ovsr the Toledo Yseht
Cub aourse. 81 Turtle Light TIE vsaihsr
wzs thick ard hszV srd some dif6cnnv
~zs experienced a getting sfsrs. bat fher
finally got.swsv xbout noon. 1oe race wss
verv pretty orr and closely contested and
practically between the Eurighf so3 Sylvia
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
Nielsen or Dresden China.
CHANGED DAILY.

Aelt.fb or bfteosu
Unlike Imperial C;essr. dead and turned
tolclay," the inhabitants of Meissen, ,swbsn
they die, turn to porcelain. Even in life
the bellies OF Ssxony seem 20 have some
thing porcelaiD-like in their sppesrDcs
In Meisssn, and not ia Dresden, IL made
tho world-fsmous Dresden china. This
place is situated on the left bank OF the
River Elbe, about nine miles 10 the north
west of Dresden. How few who admire
this lovely ware in Leonards Art Room
and 30 into ecstscies over il, know where
Ii is made. Aeissen was founded by En-
peror Henry l., in situation is In the high
est degree picturesque, for the cas-
tie and cathedral rise from q rock
and when looking down on its mar
row streets one can easily imagine be Is
looking on lovely piece Of Dresden paint
ing. We told you sometime ago Of Dresden
China-hov il was discovered. how Bott-
cher's hair powder happened 20 be ksolin,
the very ingredient be was looking for 10
make his pottery Ierfect porcelain. but We
did not tell you how this ksolin was found.
1t happened in this way: A rch iron mas
ter named Schnorr bad while riding ln the
vicinity OF 5chneeburg. noticed . soft, white
clay adhering 10 the boofs Of his horse. re-
iscted that this clay occurring in such .
district might prove to be solDsthins vslu-
able, but be could think Of 10 better use for
1t than to dry and sell u ia Dresden for hair
powder He tired II with success: large
quantities were sold the hair3rssser Of Bot
cher and thus you see What small thing II
takes TO produce something ereat--and
while you admire this gsre. think of The
vsy iu ingredients were first discovered
and Il will become more interesting 20 you.
All OF these lovely goods, such - Dres-
den. Royal Worcester. Crown DERBY. &c.
are In the
Art Room.
on the second foof This 10 lovely place
for the weary 70 rest and fessi their sres on
the bsDdsorne things around them You
could star here for hours and hour and
then not ses al the lovely things 70 bs seen
IN fact Won could vlsif this place every dsy
snd sir DAYS 10 the week, and then there
would bs something thai wosid 10 new 70
yon the naxt time vop came. That table Of
suserwsre
At one hall OF is attracting crowds Thsrs
are elegant bsrrsins here 81 one-h hall ne
price you would be Obliged 70 per sis.
whsre DO vou rot tbink this would Ds q
rice opportunity - bar q present for that
wedding that you vii surely Re invited 70
usxf month sfs nnonth after. oT the ami
vt-ssrr that = 70 come Of i1 tvo weeks
Or whss q lovely Christmas present thsi
isrge crvstsi vase. sllveT mounted, vould
rnRks mother o. sfsteT. s1c A. cheap. fusi
think. OILY half TIE prios y0s ~iii -
OBJ F.d - psy foY n Christmas tine. IN
fac arr smounf - bargains osn - seen a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

taex .k2ss = tAeiz exbiadt ~sei1 be an
crtsf - eessse elz}zs b1t - Zee !. - s2y t4Al
t4eF txts sesEgksins n2s neeas iB lie
l'1A< 81 Gfsss sxe<pt ths esois. Ana os Is
sks9 fxpaeno aozcc slsE tney nlanpfsetare
tssF os1 gosts right a Ehe city Il 0raed
kzpias ane 90 act cal - cal al TIE naz-
lnytp store On NoBroe-st. tnd sse As me .
lof q tlOtA<Rs sEd Gs1ts Furnishings -
ean - fe1nd "a tAs STATE u Michigan
A sss~sssst "A Art Etii.
Yssxt Hsrpoishelmer 5 Go. trs tAis year
outcsing themselves. IfssiE sxhlbits 81 tie
Fair have always attracted mnch attention.
bar tbe;r display fhis year. principally ef
fac carpets snd beautiful drsp<ries are re-
oe3sins the compliments % everyone. A
novel feature u their ctspIay is model OF
4isSlssipgi River steam ooal s5Oug teA feek
ieBg sHd other dimensions ia proportion
watch l. really little beauty This Of
course Is OF no particular value BAT TO
please. which il does to no letter while ths
substantial beauty OF the exhibit is display
Ell in the arrangement OF their carpets
DsEhsston Smyrna Bndher and Sxxony
rugs. arranged with good effects. while their
ln9ia Gauzs drsp ries and Silk Broeztelles
will certainly De the sayy OF all the ladies.
handsome mirrors IN the background
drsped In a most artistic manner with beau
tif9ily contrasting eolors IA elk Brocateiles
reflect the exhibit in way most pleasing
Taking their display az { whole, too much
IN praise cannot DC said, and Messrs. Noigt,
Herpolsheimer & Co. are receiving congrat-
ulations from their friends and many stran-
gers on this most magnificent OF ali ex-
hlbIts
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Yesterday vas practically the frst day Of
the fair and for Tuesday Vas fully As sue
esssful a. the managers expected. The
weather vas perfect aud everybody hopes
that IL may CO1tinue talr nDul Friday even
ing. The exhibits we're All in position last
evening aud make better show than anti
cpatsd- over i've hundred membership
ticksts have been soid and they represent
from one - haif dozen or more entries
each. The pomOiozical department
aas tae largest number OF entries
nssrlY seven hundred. There are over
thrss hundred horses on the grounds. and
so head Of cattle. including twenty-five
herds-ths finest ia the state. over one
handred sheep and thiTty-fOur entries. rep
ressoting over one hundred hogs in the
swine department. Ia The poultry and pet
stock department. there are over three hun
dred entries and aboat the same number OF
farm prodccts- In Manufacturers Hall
there are twsnty-six large collections. "Art
Hall IS dandy this year said one OF the
slperintsntents yesterday The merchants
have brought their hnest goods out here
and they make great show" There are
nearly SIX hundred entries In the hall. aud
Il viii require more than one day for .
visitor 70 give them the attention they de-
serve. Carriage Hall Is well niled with the
snest vehicles ever made. and most OF them
we're manufactured Ia this city. The space
devoted 10 farm machinery IS crowded with
all kinds cf Iabor saving implements from \
huskinx-psr 10 a steam thresher. The
horses aa1 cetlie are more numerous and OF
finer Quaity than last year. and the grand
cavslcsde which Will take placs at o'clock
this afternoon will be well worth the price
81 admission for yourself and vile. or best
girl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
MORE sNeLlst4 RoTTErsEss.
rh. ssFsH Mall G.zeste~ PabIlsh~s D~t.Fs
About Another Scandal

IoEpoS. sept. 2o--Tbs Paa Nal eoaeft,
publishes the fBI dstsiis Of = scandal IN
which Coionsi HuEhss Hsiett. Conssrv.-
tive member n Parliament for Rocbssssr.
is involved by reason of TIE sxpo.ur. of
he reisfsons With rs stepds1RhteT. The
G9z<-se sTsfes thst ths ool8Esi 49, rot re-
szn rs sest In tEe House Of Con :. sns srs
scc1ses fbs Government ~ sftsx rtfns IL
wbpwasa nim.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

LsNsIss. sept 2o.--Goy. Luce today sp-
pointed Richard A wsiis. Of ths firm Of
Watts & Smith. Of Adrian. to succeed
Judge Andrew Hewell. a. Circuit Judge OF
the First Judicial Circuit. Judge Howell
recently resigned 10 enter upon the practices
of ais profession in Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

CHICAGO. Sept. 2o.-John Love. dock
superintendent and bookfeeper, for the
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company, &C
knowledged ia court this morning that hs
had embezzled upward of $1,000 from the
company, and was sentenced 10 two and q
half years in the peniteniiary st bard iabef.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21


AT o'clock Squiers' band, which. By the
vay. never made better music than yester-
day. began to beat and blow in the grand
stand, snd n few minutes later the bell rang
for the beginning Of the races Major A.
2. Kelsey. sam p. Person and Mayor Dixie
man ofsiciAted as judges, tbs Mayor acting
a. starter. and L. X Rathbun had charge of
he distsncs Tag. Liant has seen every
race tha, ever took plscs on the track. He
generally handles The distance tag. but oc-
cssionally occupies seat in the judges
stand.
The 6rst event or the programme was
the tw0-ysar-old colt race. half mile heats,
best 5 in 5. purse. 50. The entries were
Chst Hodges Winnie T." c. 4. Bush's
Lucy b, Albert Jsckscn's John Wes-
isy." and " ;. Kir5y's Harry Noble .
Thsy drew petitions In the order named.
10 good sape. Harry N1ble' dashed 70
he front and showed several lengths ahead
as they appeared around the turn. tbs
Others trailing. ~Nianie +. bringing up
ths rear "N0bis Won easily on \ ioz.
belnx held I'D 70 avoid shutting ~Winnis
p cut. Lucy B. second. John Wesley"
third. Time. i.f2 II
John Wesley made better showing IN
the secOnd heat bgt Noble beat aim easily
IN 8. Lucy 3. third. "Niunie winning
the rear in great shspe.
In tbs third heas Harry Noble" vas
driven fuli mile for = record. the distances
lag beiax waived a. TO The othsr t1rse.
H@ vent ssav a. rapid gait leaving she
others away IN the ress. he reached the
All when John Wesley. vas &c the dis
tsncs Gag snd The others farther back. In
Ne 81 half be increased Dis speed and
vent around without a skip. making the
niie in 25lt without ur9iug-s very lair
rssrforn1arce for a year-0id The first
al r,iIa va made In f.c9 as. Harry
Noble" took first money. John Wesley.
second. ~LucY B., third. "Nlnnis p
fourth.
The next VS. the combination race mile
Ard shalt beats best 3 in 5. Purse Si0o.
First hslf wax. second tr0t or psce third
m ss-rou-piease. Big Brown Jug vas
drs~n iesrin< a. starters. = Fsilsss
Dick. &c. FaTrsud's Cara Belle and Fred.
Parks ~ adge They stood a. the wire
80 sfsrse3 A. me wor,l Dick did more
p.rfnx than Walking and ob,sined a bix
Lad IN the first self tiara Beie' finish
i-r the YAK second aud y sdgs' several
Iersths behind A. thev reached the sire
ther strscs rrot or pace sud ibis put
them farther apsTl DICK getting
a-ouoS ths uru before Mage
rssched the vire. Cara keie =
wss ciose sfser him bowever. sad psssri
hfa, f,st b.sf1re reaching the wira the sec
ord time The last haif va very excinnx.
aCisrs Bei,e' leadins and Dick 3oirs bis
l..rsi hsss 90 1et ttere under the whip.
'r1av almost caurht 'M4ig- hef re So
had fnishei the second haIt Cara Belle
finished nrsr cy I've lengths without waip-
ming. NadzsF went aronad the sst hs
isi-1~siv and Vas gwen secuut money -
sae had COMPLIED vth tre rules OF the
ace Dick SIS sef nack to third oiscs
tne r,r, before rescrinz he ~tre Tia second
troa "Nsdge teok second nanev The
announcement Of she decision vss greeted
rfh cheers hr the srectatsrs and every cody
approved 10 cxcert a- Fs.isss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

Nrr Tosx. seps- 2o.-esn. Roger A Ply
OF stsse1 today tbst BE bsd bssn retained il
the anarchist cssss s13 wss processing a.
once 70 formg iets a. sppesi 70 10 s1rrene
Court-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

woEcEsrER. Mass, Sept. 2o.-The Demo
cratic State Convention convened here tbs
morning H. b, ,Loring wss noninstsd for
Governor on the frat ballot
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21
Base Ball.

At Detroit .sHr
Detroit......... 0 o 0 o. /
Phisdeiphia8 0 0 30 . o 0 %
Baiteries-Conwsy and Bennett Casey and
Clements.
At Pittsburg-
Pittsburg.....2 0 2ia o o o-5u 6
Ney York 90 o 7 0 0 e-7 II /
Batleries-Galvin and Miller. Welch and hur-
ply.
AZ Indianapolis
Indianapolis-O o 0 ! Is 2
Boston .....--4 2 1 0 0 ~
Batterics-Aoast and Hackett Ra1bourne and
ke.ey.
Al Chicago
Chicago.e o o 3 10 0-5 II 4
Washington. 0 Q 0 0 % S /
Bsueries-ysnHsttren and DAILY. ODay and
Mack.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

0w-~r-@fs four sesfsr~ ~~~fs az
To~sr Cisfhisr Cs- useer tss T.-er
Geek
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

TIE prcsrsmms FIR today r. one a. the
49, ~ ths ~pek. At - oclsck his morn
;~e he jndxs- IA ths vsricus classes snd
.sosrtuaerss 81 bexin aeir york. Cisss
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-21

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